is this helpful for snoring
15946
I think it helps my husbands snoring greatly. He used to sound like a train now it more of a soft snuffle:)
15947
My first response to your question was yes, if put it over his face. I really not sure if will help snoring.
536622
To a point yes. I used them on a family trip to disney and my parents snore LOUD like lawn mowers. The plugs helped big time but you can just faintly hear things. Nothing will block out sound 100% really
789508
The snoring noise will be reduced somewhat but if it is loud snoring I think you will be wasting your money. :)
2127366
No, not unless very high volume. It just makes it less likely that you would be awoken by small noises when asleep.
452782
Not really. There are other options that are better for blocking out snoring.
1293320
No they won't cancel snoring. Not effective on speech, just on constant background noise.
1619798
If you use it for white noise it would be pretty good. If you need it quiet to sleep and just want the air, this might not be for you. It's not crazy loud, but it does make a little noise.
916460
It has helped my back (which I have had problems with for 40 years) and my ability to breath tremendously. I still have to use a neck pillow but it does seem to feel better since I've been elevating it. Remember, this is a high wedge and you do sleep at a pretty high angle.
767879
This item can help your posture while sleeping. It helps conform the neck for proper cervical alignment when worn.
916459
I actually find it a bit uncomfortable for my neck with a normal pillow; I need a much softer pillow with the wedge I use (which is 7 inches not 12). The pillow is really designed more to alleviate reflux, which it does for me, and maybe reduce snoring if you have sleep apnea.
57256
Hi Bev, this pillow is designed for back sleepers. With CPAP mask on it would be difficult. I hope this information is helpful. Your friends at 4everactive via Amazon
2188565
Not quite sure what you mean about a noise reducer. This is a noise amplifier. My answer has to be "NO" based on what I think you mean. If your partner has a snoring problem , my advice is to put a CPAP mask on him. I've used one for years because I am a very bad snorer. Although I hate it, my wife says it works fine!!
1994869
I don't know. I don't snore. I'd ask the company, then see what their return policy is if it doesn't work.
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It depends on the problem that is causing the snoring. If the problem is in the back of the throat (which it probably is), then no, it wouldn't help. If the problem is that the nasal passages are constricted, then it might.
938660
It seems to work for me. I have a grinding problem while sleeping, and I tend to snore (according to my wife). She says it has made me not snore as well.
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I haven't used it with my CPAP yet, but I've sure thought about it. Mostly I use it to take naps in my car. It seems like it would work well.
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The only effect it should have to surrounding people/sleepers is to offer a bit of white noise for their sleep and peace, rather than the ongoing crescendo of the common buzz-saw sound we snorers make. I now use a c-pap, and it works just fine, and I find myself finding less reason to use it, since my wife no longer elbows me in the ribs. My sleep-breathing/snoring has dissipated somewhat, and the use of the noise machine works even better. Go figure.